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Wafer Plentiful But City Bans Sprinkling NTlTBwfViHCk' N; JTU PJ Department Supt. Frank A. The water department ban- , , . ned car washing and lawn Baker sald the ban would re" sprinkling for the summer ma'n 'n effect until the job of Thursday even though the city's rebuilding the municipal filter watersheds are overflowing, plant is finished. 9 THE NEW tmbeam COOKER & DEEP FRYER Exclusive COOK-GUIDE Accurate Thermostatic Control with j "Simmer" Range Lightweight Large in Capacity t Large, New-type i Fry-Basket The new Sunbeam Cooker & Deep Fryer does MORE things EASIER and BETTER gives -you many exclusive advantages--greater usefulness. Use it everyday for delicious DEEP-FRIED potatoes, chicken, doughnuts, sea-foods, etc. Use it everyday to COOK pot roast, stewed meats and chicken, soups, vegetables, fruit and casserole dishes. Ideal as a chafing dish, steamer, bun-warmer and corn-popper. NO end to its usefulness. Just set the precision thermo stat and let the Sunbeam take over. No guesswork. No bother. Come in and see it. train Ci Mohr The Home of Crosley Sh'elvador 225 EAST SIXTH ' Karnes Sentenced To 15 Years for The Dalles Assault The Dalles OJ.R) Albert William Karnes, 24-year-old As toria, Ore.,. .Jaborer, pleaded guilty Wednesday to a charge of burglary and assault and was sentenced to a maximum term of 15 years in the Oregon State Penitentiary. Karnes has admitted the ax murder of 81-year-old Mrs; Su san Litchfield at Salem June 7. He will be held at the state pris on until his murder trial opens in Marion county Circuit Court. Circuit Judge Malcomb W. Wilkinson handed down the 15 year term for Karnes' admitted burglary and assault with a hammer on Mrs. Ben Callaway of The Dalles June 10. Mrs. Callaway was released from The Dalles hospital after recovering from a skull fracture resulting from Karnes' attack. Boy Makes Early Bid For Christmas Gifts Madison, Wis. U.R) Hot, perspiring postal clerks were reminded Thursday there are on ly 158 shopping days left until Christmas. They received a letter from a boy named Pat who said he wanted a machine gun, double holster, cowboy water pistol and a "red hot" tractor. The letter was addressed to Santa Claus. The universe will always con tain the identical amount of elec tricity It had at its creation. SP60AL- OHE These super-handy KITCHEN TONG when you try SWAN m .ekW. I JL A I f I'M tr At i Like nimble fire proof fingers for handling - CHICKCN STEAK HAMBURGER VEGETABLES HOT UTENSILS ICE CUBES dozens of kitchen uses! Quick-Frozen CHICKEN We want you to know how wonderfully plump, tender, and flavorful Swanson Chicken really is with the freshness frozen in hard work frozen out! Complete FRYING CHICKEN In aoch patkegv, cut tn 11 piecoi plui giDisn. o-'l FRYING CHICKEN (cut upl-6 lorga pieces. WHITE MEAT tnough for every- i body! haw AiiOfA'Kma fact con tain on full, waitt-fre pound of white meat. L, r i in 5 to 9 xtra meaty, but imall-bonvd IU. IwgKV.g . & tZA Vy?S y-5Z2 DRUMSTICKS, (n thti now All-Of- VfS) THIGHS 5to8pr1 Ib.paekogo. Chicken contained ht otl packogoi shown here hoi baen qulck-frosen In 45 btlow itro blatt-fraaxtri iaold in caHophon, HERE'S ALL YOU DO TO OWN THESE BEAUTIFUL TONGS: 1. Buy any one of the following Swanson auick-frozen products: cut-up fryers, breasta, rumsticks, thighs, wings, and livers. two end flaps from the package, and a brief nob telling how you used the chicken and how you liked it, to C. A. Swanson & Sons, Dept. CT-1, 1202 Douglas St., Omaha, Nebraska. 2. Send your name and address, together with Peoi print name ani adWr.ii plainly. We will promptly mall right to your home your handy Kitchen Tongi. Offer limited, one to a family. BUT HURRYI Offer for a limited time onlyl wansoh QUKK-fROZEN CHICKEN and TURKEY 1 li n 1 QUARTET TO APPEAR The "Simpsonaires" quartet from Simpson Bible institute, Seattle, will present an evening of sacred music Saturday at the First Methodist church, West Main and Laurel streets. The program is scheduled to start at 8 p.m. The quartet's appearance here is one of several the. group is making over the Pacific coast. Members of the quartet are Norman Nel son, Elmer Entz, Mrs. Lorean Tieszen and Abe Tieszen. They will be accompanied at the piano by Miss Faith Hawley. In addition to the musical program, there will be a talk by Tieszen. Rogue Valley Youth for Christ is sponsor of the presentation. Dependent Children Aid Decreases Here Welfare Group Told Thursday, June 19, 19S2 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE C. A. SWANSON I SONS OMAHA, NEBRASKA Distributed Exclusively by Zero Distributing Co., Mtdford ' Aid to dependent children de creased between May, 1951, and last month, with, a $4,500 saving to taxpayers, Mrs. Blanche D. Lyman, administrator of the Jackson County Public Welfare commission, reported at the commission's monthly meeting Tuesday. In May, 1951, 435 youngsters were aided; 343 were helped last month. This was also a decrease from the number of dependent chil dren receiving aid in April, a total of 360. Mrs. Lyman expects the number of cases to drop even more in July, due to a new law and a state ruling, both ef fective July 1. Support Act Effective The Reciprocal Support act, passed by 44 states including Oregon, requires Public Wel fare commissions to refer every case of abandonment or deser tion of a child to the district at torney. The deserting parent may then be arrested in any of the 44 states and-tried in tnat state without extradition costs. The state ruling makes all children from 14 to 17 years of age ineligible to receive grants during the summer unless they are physically or mentally in capable. Consideration of grant renewal will be given the 19 children affected next Septem ber. Mrs. Lyman said the ruling was passed under the assump tion' that these children would be able to get summer work. However, some 14 to 16 year old girls are having difficulties in finding employment, she said. Can Trace Deserters With the Reciprocal Support act in effect, the deserting par ent rhay be traced more easily than before, for the district at torney will have information about him on hand. Other states will be notified, and it will cost this state nothing to have him arrested. Formerly the extradi tion costs were so high that lit tle was done to apprehend many deserters,' and consequently there were more cases of aban donment. The state ruling will prevent about one-fifth of last month's cases from receiving aid. The largest number of persons ever to receive medical assist ance from the general assistance program in Jackson County were helped by the Public Wel fare commission in May, Mrs. Lyman said, at a cost of $8,170.98 for 150 persons. Mrs. Lyman said that the high cost was partly because hospital care went up May 1 from $10.50 to $12.00 and $12.50 per day, In ad dition to other factors. GA Costs Rise Although the number of gen eral assistance cases dropped only one from April to May, the cost rose about $8,000, due most ly to increased medical care costs. Foster home cases stayed the same for the two months. Mrs. Lyman feels that there will be an increase in these cases this summer, since Frank Swacki is quitting his position as a proba tion officer for the juvenile court department., which works with families to try to keep the foster home cases to a minimum. Old age assistance followed the state trend, with a three per cent decrease in the number of cases and a three per cent in crease in cost from May, 1951, to May, 1952. This is due to higher rents and medical costs in Jack son county. Aid to the blind and to the permanently and totally dis abled stayed about the same from April to May. Taxpayers spent $454 on the blind cases and $6,604 on the disabled cases. RANCHER ALLERGIC Colby, Kan. (U.R) R. W. Pritchard, operator of a chicken hatchery for more than 30 years was in a dilemma Thursday. When his health started failing several months ago, he went to a clinic for an examination. He received a report Wednesday diagnosing his illness as "al lergy. Allergic to chickens." Dead Itne Sunday Classifieds Is at noon Saturdays. Strawberries are here! Put up ' JAM and JELLY with CERTO pectin today! Goes farther! You can make two batches from one bottle! Easier! No dissolving because Certo is a liquid natural fruit pectin product I More real, fresh-fruit flavor with Certo I Fresher! Every bottle coded to assure freshness! Make better, finer-flavored jams and jellies ask your grocer for Certo pectin today srrMMlamfrfrol HOMEMADE JAMS AND JELLIES Taste best . . . Cost less! Ellsworth's Measure Will Bring Study in Indian Land Sales Washington (U.R) A con gressional investigation of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and its Portland office was pending Thursday as the result of a meas ure introduced in Congress by Rep. Harris Ellsworth. Earlier Proposals Combined The Oregon Republican's reso lution combined the features of two earlier proposals. Ellsworth originally sponsored a bill ask ing the House Interior and Insu lar Affairs committee to study Indian bureau land sales to de termine if changes in the law should not be made. An Ohio Republican, Rep. Frank T. Bow, had introduced a bill to determine if certain In dian tribes should not be com pletely freed of federal control. Ellsworth's combined bill calls for the committee to investigate the manner in which the Bureau of Indian Affairs had carried out its obligation of trust to ward the thousands of Indians under Us jurisdiction. Land Sales Check Asked The resolution specifically asks for a check on land sales through the Portland area office of the bureau. It also recom mends criminal action be taken if statutory violations are found. Alleged irregularities in the Portland bureau came to light recently in a federal suit to void a land sale at Gold Beach on the $fa SUMMER ftecipai on fvsry Poefcoflt- grounds of fraud. The trust lands sale was approved by the bureau. NOW! BETTER for less money! Here are two superb hearing aids by makers of world famous Zenith Tele vision. Radios. 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